Alpine’s search for Fernando Alonso’s replacement ‘down to six drivers’
Alpine CEO Laurent Rossi claims that the team is now considering six drivers to race for them in 2023.
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Formula 1: Valtteri Bottas outlines key area Alfa Romeo needs to improve
Valtteri Bottas has given his verdict on where he feels Alfa Romeo needs to improve to build on this season in Formula 1.
Valtteri Bottas explains unique challenge triple-header gives drivers in terms of training
Valtteri Bottas has said that it is vital drivers rest during a triple-header as F1 comes to the end of the only one of the season at the Italian GP.
Max Verstappen Juara F1 GP Belanda, Hamilton Ngamuk Gagal Podium
Max Verstappen keluar menjadi juara Grand Prix Formula 1 Belanda. Sementara itu, Lewis Hamilton marah besar karena strategi tim menggagalkanya naik podium.
Dutch GP: Valtteri Bottas itching to get going after Spa disappointment
Valtteri Bottas says he is looking forward to getting back driving this weekend at Zandvoort after his Belgian GP was brought to a very unfortunate end.
F1: What next for Mick Schumacher with Ferrari set to cut ties with Haas driver for 2023? Will he be on the grid?
Mick Schumacher is set to cut ties with Ferrari at the end of this year, leading to speculation about whether he will get pushed out from Haas too. Schumacher has been part of the Ferrari Driver Academy since 2019 but could be replaced by former Alfa Romeo driver Antonio Giovinazzi. Ad Without doubt, his future is in doubt after failing to consistently impress this season against new team-mate Kevin Magnussen.
Lewis Hamilton: Mercedes driver retires after Fernando Alonso collision in first lap of Belgian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton retired in the first lap of the Belgian Grand Prix after a collision with Fernando Alonso. Former McLaren team-mates Alonso and Hamilton moved into second and third respectively after Red Bull’s Sergio Perez fell back at the start.
Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes victory is close as W13 now a ‘racing car’
Daniel Ricciardo saga shows brutal nature of F1